How can your suffering help you qualify with immigration?

Greetings Jorge Rivera, immigration attorney.

Did you know that the suffering is the legal basis for several different types of cases? The day of hI want to explain it in detail, because if you have suffered, it can help you to bring out even your residence.

Suffering for 10-year Law

Many people have been in the U.S. for more than ten years, in fact, on average, the more than 11 million undocumented immigrants have been in the country for more than 10 years and have some suffering in their family. Specifically their spouse, their parents or their resident or U.S. citizen children. That is the suffering they are looking for in order to approve the cases. 

The problem is that, many people apply for the law of 10 yearsThe case is denied, but there is no suffering for their resident parents, spouse or children, and they end up being denied the case. 
 
Suffering is the key to any kind of forgiveness. The most common forgiveness is I601 and I601A that pardons fraud, crimes, entry and stay legal. If there is no suffering, they will not approve it. The suffering they are generally looking for is suffering for your family members: parents, wife, mother in case of crimes, or children. In the case of children, they do not take it into account for fraud or for legal entry or stay. It is here where this becomes a bit technical.

Suffering not only helps us for pardons or for the ten-year law, but it also helps us to get a release from a detention center, a work permit if you have a deportation with deferred action, stop a deportation, close a case and ask for a stay in court. 
 
Sf you have suffered, you need to consult and find out to develop the best strategy and see how that suffering can help you, depending on the stage of immigration you are in. 
If you have deportation, are in court, or have applied, suffering can help you. What we don't want is to have suffered for the sake of it and have it be of no use to us.

Immigration Lawyer

Let us take advantage of whatever you have suffered.
Call us for immigration assistance at 88 85 78 22 76. 

Remember also that attorney Jorge Rivera offers all types of legal advice to immigrants throughout the United States. If you are looking for an immigration lawyer in Miami, you can find us at 5820 Blue Lagoon Dr, Miami, FL. It also provides counseling for immigrants in Dallas.